Hi everyone, my better half and i run a wellness center in Fort Mill SC. I am a Pemf Therapist and have helped many people with many issues. I ha e a client that has R
Trigeminal neuralgia, it’s a horrible affliction and although i have tried several different settings and machines with what seemed to be “initially” helping, it seems to lost is affect.
Does anyone have any input on this subject?
Thanks, Frank
Hi, I have had trigeminal neuralgia which would impact me every few days or so. It was so bad, I couldn’t eat or sleep but just sit it out for several hours until it subsided. This had been building up since I was a teenager and every year it got worse and worse – nothing helped, no painkillers or analgesics, right into my thirties.
Then about 25 years ago, I stumbled on an herbal book that said celery juice would get rid of it, so every time it came on, I would juice some celery to drink. It would be numbingly bitter, but even as I was swallowing the stuff, the pain was already subsiding. Then one cold midnight, I started to get the pain again, but all the stores were closed and I was out of celery. My mother found one tiny stalk of Chinese celery (about a few inches tall) still buried under the snow in our garden. Managed to get a couple of mouthfuls of juice – exceedingly bitter, but it still did the trick!
Now, I don’t juice any more but always make sure I have celery in my fridge. As long as I eat about one or two stalks a week, I don’t suffer the neuralgia any more. I guess there’s something in the celery that my body is lacking and as long as I have celery in my regular diet, I don’t get neuralgia!
Don’t know if this can help your client?